Carranza stance seen as barrier to war relief efforts
Reports from Eagle Pass indicate General Carranza will do all he will to avoid war with the United States. Secretary Lansing says no word from Rodgers and no clear reply from Carranza is expected soon. Officials anticipate President Wilson may address Congress if Carranza acts unfavorably. A Pershing report on the Carrizal clash is awaited.
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Lansing
Rodgers
Mexico City
State Department
Carranza
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Pershing
Morey
Boyd
General Pershing
Diaz WLIL Supports Carranza Forces
Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz plans to back General Carranza if the U S declares war. He has amassed munitions in the United States and may ship them via Cuban agents to oppose an American invasion, prompting government investigations into ultimate consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Felix Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Department of Justice
Gregory
Diaz
Cientifico Party
Cuba
Packer Murderers Captured and Killed in New Mexico
Six of twenty five Mexican bandits who murdered William Packer and his bride on their Hachita area ranch were tracked down and killed in Columbus New Mexico on June 28. Authorities say the hunt for the others continues as officers press the manhunt across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Columbus
N. M
William Packer
Hachita
Bandits Outrun by Auto Posse Near Hachita
A dispatch says bandits were overtaken by an auto posse from Hachita which has returned to that city. The report notes the pursuit originated nearby and the posse continued pursuit before returning.
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Hachita
Aerial race called off amid Mexican trouble
The transcontinental aeroplane race planned for September from the Atlantic coast has been discontinued by the Aero Club of America due to the Mexican situation. The delay is announced as only temporary, contingent on international possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Aero Club of America
Club
War Department
Ralph Pulitzer
Americans Ready to Move on Nogales
On June 28 in Nogales Arizona eight Mexican soldiers were driven back by a US sentry post as they attempted to cross to the American side. Major William Brooke ordered his men to drop any body acting suspiciously and to respond if a shot was fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
United States
William Brooke
Funston fixed troop destinations amid border move
A War Department telegram to General Wood from Major General Funston outlined sending Maryland to Eagle Pass Texas Florida to Del Rio Texas Maine and New Hampshire to Laredo Texas with Vermont National Guard to be advised later. Wood said Florida and New Hampshire moves delayed due to readiness equipment and oath issues.
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New York
Funston
Department of the East
War Department
Leonard Wood
Maryland
Eagle Pass
Tex
Florida
del Rio
Maine
New Hampshire
Laredo
Vermont National Guard
Wood
Connecticut Field Artillery
West Haven
Conn
Yale
Pennsylvania
Arredondo protests outrages by American troops
A note from Arredondo denounces alleged outrages against Mexican citizens by an American force of about 3000 marching from San Geronimo toward Valle. The message was sent to the State Department seeking action and clarification amid tensions in the border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arredondo
Washington
San Geronimo
Valle
Mexican Ambassador Presents Note Over Civilians Arrests
Eliseo Arrendondo, designate ambassador, reports a protest from the Carranza Foreign Office over the alleged arrest and mistreatment of 300 civilians at La Cruz. The note seeks punishment for responsible officers and steps to prevent recurrence. Apache scouts accused of brutal treatment accompany American forces moving north. War Department has not been advised of civilian arrests or difficulties.
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Eliseo Arrendondo
Carranza Foreign Office
la Cruz
Pershing
Namiquipa
War Department
Insult to Flag Incident Described in Naval Exchange
Eyewitness testimony recounts actions aboard the steamer Petrolite during the encounter with a submarine. Heavily damaged deckhouse, two large flags displayed, and disputed claims about heading toward the submarine. A seaman suffered severe flesh wounds from shell fragments as the vessel stopped and swung broadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrolite
Fire at Kentucky State Reformatory Claims Convicts
Fire at the Kentucky State Reformatory in Frankfort destroyed the chair, shoe and shirt factories. State guard guarded panicked prisoners as an unconfirmed report said four convicts attempting escape were killed. The home of James Sullivan, owner of the Frankfort Tanyard, suffered heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State Reformatory
James Sullivan
Frankfort Tanyard
Roosevelt and Hughes Campaign Moves At Start Of Effort
Roosevelt arrives to start campaign work with Hughes. Willcox to run headquarters from a hotel suite until a formal office is found. Hughes plans to return to Bridgehampton for the Fourth of July. John McGrath reports heavy volunteer interest. The executive committee will be ten men.
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Willcox
Hughes
Bridgehampton
John McGrath
Roosevelt
James B. Reynolds
National Committee
George R
Mexico
Americans Told No Molestation After Juarez Trouble
Consul Garcia said he stayed in Juarez to keep peace and that no American had been molested or jailed. Two deserters from General Pershing’s force appeared at Guzman with six others escaping. Carranzista columns south of Pershing’s line are noted, while Americans report no danger to Pershing’s positions. Mexican authorities expect smooth crossing of three American trucks and six cars to aid forces.
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Garcia
Juarez
General Pershing
Guzman
el Paso
Langley urges Hert for national campaign post
Congressman John W. Langley of Kentucky met in New York with Charles E. Hughes to push the appointment of Tobe Hert of Louisville as a Campaign Committee member to direct the national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Langley
Tobe Hert
Louisville
Rio Grande Evacuated as Carrancista Forces Mobilize
Carranza troops evacuate Rio Grande stronghold leaving General Francisco Gonzales and a small guard. About 1,000 men under General Jose Flores depart Juarez toward Villa Ahumada for distribution to Carrancista camps. Andres Garcia, Mexican Consul to El Paso, urges frictionless negotiations and warns of a large US response if war erupts.
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Rio Grande
Francisco Gonzales
Jose Flores
Juarez
Villa Ahumada
Carranza
Commandancia
Andres Garcia
el Paso
Disappointing Ordnance Shipment for Ohio Guard
Ohio National Guard officers expressed disappointment as Rock Island arsenals ordnance only sufficed for one regiment. Additional supplies from St Louis would determine orders to mobilize Guard units to Camp Willis near Columbus as Adjutant General Benson W Hough has stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Rock Island
Ill
St. Louis
Ohio
Camp Willis
Benson W. Hough
Fire on Outpost Near Brownsville
At an irrigation plant two miles west of Brownsville two Mexicans fired on a U S outpost at midnight. The Americans returned fire with fifteen to twenty shots. The Mexicans fled and were not pursued. No American casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Tauscher Tool of Capt von Papen in Canal Plot Trial
Defense lawyer Herbert C Smyth argued Tauscher was an innocent tool of Captain Franz von Papen and acted under his foolish desire to serve Germany. The defense contends Tauscher volunteered for service during the outbreak of war and came to New York to report to Von Papen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hans Tauscher
Welland Canal
Franz von Papen
Tauscher
Herbert C. Smyth
Distribution of Tumbler Sets Pleases Many
Housewives praise decorative glassware that cleans easily and looks bright on veranda tables or service boards. A glass net offer combines sterling silver rims and a silver wreath with initials, drawing many requests. Follow the paper’s display directions and coupon to secure a set.
House Strikes Relief for National Guard Dependents
A conference report removing any relief for dependents of National Guardsmen drafted into federal service was approved by the House and awaited Senate action. The draft resolution will pass without provisions for dependent support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Kansas City to reintroduce pillory for wifebeaters
Judge J H Brady of Kansas City Kansas gained permission to erect a corner post in the main business district where men convicted of beating their wives could be chained for a period set by the court. He argued public shame would deter further crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Kan
J. H. Brady
Daly to resign. Mullaney named for at large seat
Political gossip notes Councilman-at-large Martin Daly will resign soon and James J. Mullaney a Fourth Ward printer is chosen to succeed him. The move shifts candidates. Jim Sprague is out while Charles F. Terry gains the vacancy left by Dr. Henry J. Cook.
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Martin Daly
James J. Mullaney
Captain Tibbles
Fourth Ward
Daly
Mullaney
Blaine Club
Jim Sprague
Henry J. Cook
Charles F. Terry
Pharmacists Hold Annual Banquet and Elect Officials
The third annual alumni banquet of Queen City College of Pharmacy Lebanon University was held at Hotel Gibson with toastmaster Prof. Edward A. Ohm. Diplomas were awarded to 54 graduates. four gold medals recognized top students. New officers include President Charles Geisler Dayton and Secretary H J Tischbein Cincinnati.
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Queen City College of Pharmacy
Department of Lebanon University
Hotel Gibson
Edward A. Ohm
Charles T. Souther
E. K. Kraft
George F. Stier
H. W. Jones
E. L. Pieck
L. Werner
Frank Cain
Harry J. Tischbein
Edward J. Campbell
Peachie O. Ramsey
Mary M. Farrell
Mary Farrell
Ludlow
J. Edward Smith
Augusta
E. J. Campbell
Cincinnati
H. J. Tischbein
P. Ramsey
Carter, Ky
William Wingenberg
E. P. Loehr
Morrow, O
H. B. Smith
West Milton
Burial permits list multiple decedents with ages and causes
A long list of burial permits outlines numerous individuals with ages and causes of death including Sarah Wiltsee 82 cerebral hemorrhage at 13 Hartwell Avenue Edmund Kittredge 82 heart disease 3614 Washington Avenue Fred Gill 14 drowned 341 East Third Street Jane Greivy 3 months pneumonia St Joseph Infant Asylum Laura Dice 55 nephritis 6915 Main Avenue Catherine Sponsel 654 gangrene 2505 Mee Micken Avenue Elzabeth Rathkamy 79 old age Cryer Avenue Isaac Probst 75 heart disease 4215 Wetzel Avenue Mary Engles 45 heart disease 1475 Gladstone Edward Flaherty 42 oedema of the lungs 308 East Front Street Mary Weingartner 42 bronchitis 1087 Flint Street Joseph Wrip 84 heart disease 1030 Flint Wilhelmina Stoz 33 cancer of stomach 227 Magnolia Avenue Clara Marshall 29 dropsy 4254 Hamilton Mary Slattery 21 drowned 3007 Colerain Christina Heltkamp 70 cancer of well Owen months whooping cough 47% Harris Avenue J T Brock 73 obstruction of bowels Starta Ky Ali Rose Murphy 36 consumption 1241 Beech Avenue.
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Sarah E. Wiltsee
Hartwell
Edmund W. Kittredge
Washington Avenue
Fred Gill
East Third Street
Jane M. Greivy
St. Joseph Infant Asylum
Laura Dice
Main Avenue
Catherine Sponsel
Mee- Micken
Elzabeth Rathkamy
Cryer Avenue
Isaac F. Probst
Wetzel Avenue
Mary Engles
Gladstone Avenue
Edward Flaherty
East Front Street
Mary Weingartner
Flint Street
Joseph Wrip
Wilhelmina Stoz
Magnolia Avenue
Clara Marshall
Hamilton Avenue
Mary Slattery
Colerain
Christina Heltkamp
Owen
Harris Avenue
J. T. Brock
Starta
Ali
Rose Murphy
Beech Avenue
Cassell's Royal Pillis Advertisement
An advertisement touts Blackburn's Casca Royal Pillis as a gentle laxative and cathartic. It claims one pill nightly for laxative effect and two or three for relief, promising correction after a few weeks and urging a trial with a single use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area deaths June 1916
Multiple brief obituaries and funeral notices for Isabella S Margaret L Finch Fred W Kaufmann Edmund Webster Lena A Reed Frederick Sudmeier William Wilke Sarah Wiltsee Henry Christopher Verguson, listing ages, residences, service times, and burial or interment details in Ohio and Kentucky locations.
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Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Kittredge
Edmund Webster
Washington Avenue
Reed
Lena A
Frances Reed
Bahr
Charles Reed
Grand Avenue
Price Hill
Holy Family Church
Sudmeier
Frederick
Mary Sudmeier
Vine Street Hill Cemetery
Wilke
William
Masonic Temple
Clifton Avenue
Wiltsee
Sarah Elizabeth
Spinning
William P. Wiltsee
Hartwell Avenue
Woodbine
Hartwell
Verguson
Henry Christopher
Albion Place
Mt. Auburn
Man Dies of Wound After May Shootout at Sixth and Main
Riley Keller aged 39 of 509 West Fifth street died at City Hospital from injuries suffered in a May 6 clash at Sixth and Main streets. He was shot in the face during a fight with a party of negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Keller
West Fifth Street
Sixth
Main Streets
Large class conferred Royal Arch degree by Kilwinning Chapter
Kilwinning Chapter R A M held a large Royal Arch degree ceremony at the Scottish Rite Cathedral yesterday. Past High Priest William J. Bauer served as toastmaster at the evening dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
William J. Bauer
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Packer
Hert
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White House
Ohio Guard
von Papen
Kansas
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Hamilton County
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Louise Sprigg
T. Carey
Guy H. Shipler
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H. P. Murray
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Democratic Club
John C. Hoffman
Charles Cory
Dan Willsnborg
William Ostendarp
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Spokane
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H. H. Hankins
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AGT
E. Fourth ST
Cincinnati, Ohio
Motion Picture Houses
Illinois Vice Commission
Masonic
Isabella S
Third Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
Linn and Baymiller
Royal Arch Masons
Fourth Street
Covington
Fourth
Vine Streets
Straits
Keith
Broadway
IC Amusements
Sunda
Chevaier
Oscar Spirescu
Gertrude Fozard
Liebknecht
Berlin
Carl Liebknecht
Horlick
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